Meet Anna-Karina Parker

Anna-Karina Parker

Mrs. Parker is a native of the State of Michigan, born and raised in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Parker graduated from New York Military Academy in 1992 and received her bachelor’s in 1996 and her Master’s in 1999. After graduating with her Master’s, Mrs. Parker worked with area churches in youth ministry. She began a non-profit organization for inner-city youth in Grand Rapids called Home of Agape. This organization worked with youth in the juvenile system between the ages of 16 - 21. After this, Weed & Seed took over much of the outreach. Mrs. Parker spent some time in Montana, working with the Cheyenne and Crow Indian Reservation at St. Labre Indian School.

After relocating to South Carolina in 2003, Mrs. Parker worked at the Department of Social Services in Child Protective Services before attending Charlotte School of Law. While there, she received an internship through the Charlotte Mecklenburg District Attorney’s Office and was in-house counsel for Family Dollar. She graduated with honors and has published a piece on the Fourth Amendment and GPS searches.

Mrs. Parker continues advocating for children, families, and the disabled or injured through her practice in Child Custody and Divorce in Family Court. She also represents claimants for Social Security Disability, Workers’ Compensation, or Personal Injury and those who find themselves out of luck in the Criminal Court System.